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The Bell Jar Page 210 Typographical Error
Page 210 of the 1963 Heinemann edition of The Bell Jar.
The Watch That Ends the Night First Edition Cover
First edition cover of Hugh MacLennan's The Watch That Ends the Night
The Sun and the Moon First Edition Cover
First edition back cover of P.K. Page's The Sun and the Moon published pseudonymously under the name "Judith Cape."
The Sun and the Moon First Edition Cover
First edition cover of P.K. Page's The Sun and the Moon published pseudonymously under the name "Judith Cape."
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Offices of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Offices of 'The Strand Magazine'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine. Shows the offices of Tit-Bits, The Strand Magazine, and The Million from street-view.
The Strand Magazine, volume one, "The Strand from the Thames, Sixteenth Century" headpiece from "The Story of the Strand"
Headpiece from the "The Story of the Strand" of the first volume of The Strand Magazine.
The Strand Magazine, volume one, "The Story of the Strand" tailpiece
Tailpiece from the "The Story of the Strand" of the first volume of The Strand Magazine.
The Strand Magazine, volume one, "The Story of the Strand" initial
Initial from the "The Story of the Strand" of the first volume of The Strand Magazine.
The Strand Magazine, volume one, "The Story of the Strand" image of Strand st.
Image from "The Story of the Strand" of the first volume of The Strand Magazine.
The Strand Magazine, volume one cover
Cover of the first volume of The Strand Magazine.
The Strand Magazine, volume one "Introduction" page
"Introduction" page of the first volume of The Strand Magazine.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Publishing Office" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Publishing Office" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 606.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Private Secretary's Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Private Secretary's Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" from the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 596. Shows the private secretary's, William Plank's, office.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Packing Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Packing Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 605.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Inner Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Inner Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 599. Shows Harrow How, writer of the reoccuring article "Interviews with Celebrated People" sitting at a desk in…
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Counting-House" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Counting-House" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 595. Shows the counting-house.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "The Art Gallery" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "The Art Gallery" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 597.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "Stereotyping Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "Stereotyping Room" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 601.
The Strand Magazine, volume four, "Office of 'The Million'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine"
Image "Office of 'The Million'" from "A Description of the Offices of The Strand Magazine" in the fourth volume of The Strand Magazine, page 597. Shows the office for one of Newnes's other publications, The Million, and its editor Hartley Aspden…